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  • Delta Electronics introduces collaborative robot powered by Nvidia's simulation technology

    The integration allows Delta D-Bot users across industries like manufacturing, logistics and healthcare to simulate real-world conditions with precision.

  • Halliburton introduces its motorized rotary steerable system

    iCruise® Force is designed to expand drilling capabilities to optimize performance and maximize asset value, the company explained.

  • Issues securing mechanical fastenings?

    Mechanical fastenings are often unavoidable, but securing them shouldn’t be challenging.

  • EXO TOUCH enhances thermal management

    The single-point control and monitoring unit is engineered for easy and reliable thermal management of hot water temperature control, grease waste flow maintenance and freeze protection.

  • End-to-end shielded Category 6A cabling system from CommScope

    The platform is designed to support the next generation of high-speed copper networks.

  • Adjustable Spot Cooler provides precise industrial cooling

    This tool offers precision control, versatility and ease of use for a variety of applications including milling, machining, soldering, gas sampling, welding and more.

  • IFS announces product enhancements to help oil and gas organizations

    The new updates leverage the power of IFS.ai to drive new back-office efficiencies and new leasing capabilities, thus helping streamline operations and processes for clean energy projects.

  • Is your car a threat to national security?

    Is the US justified in aiming to ban Chinese-made cars over national security issues, and should Australia follow suit?

  • Taking solar cells to new heights

    Initial data indicate satisfactory performance of tandem solar cells 580 miles above the Earth.

  • Driver monitoring is intrusive, inaccurate and here to stay

    By monitoring the cabin, these advancements detect fatigue, distraction and passenger occupancy for increased safety. Drivers are also understandably wary about vehicle occupant monitoring.

  • Renishaw launches five new materials for its RenAM 500 series of metal additive manufacturing systems

    The new materials include commercially pure copper, H13 tool steel, Hastelloy X alloy and super-duplex stainless steel.

  • Humanoid robot with water-powered muscles for lifelike movement

    The torso includes a water container and relies on a hydraulic system to force water through tubes, thereby enabling the system to flex and activate the tendons, thus replicating muscle movements.

  • Bystronic introduces its new laser tube cutting system

    With a loading capacity of up to 17 kg/m, the automated ByTube Star 130 system reduces manual intervention to simplify tube processing.

  • Halliburton launches new product for oil recovery and sand control

    This new generation of sand control systems surpasses the limitations of legacy versions. Its external activation allows the treatment of longer intervals without a restriction on pump or cure time.

  • Here's how engineers can safeguard cars from hacking

    Promising solutions to secure connected cars are being advanced. Cybersecurity must be a priority for all automotive manufacturers in this digital age if they are to protect consumers from fraud and exploitation.

  • Pilot fusion power plant design advances

    The high-field spherical tokamak power system is being designed to generate 800 MW of fusion power and 85 MW of net electricity.

  • FPT Industrial unveils the R38: New compact engine enhances its power generation and industrial power unit line-up

    The new 3.8 l turbocharged engine aims to offer a cost-effective solution for unregulated applications.

  • Noblelight UV lamps reduce VOC emissions and downtime

    Optimized low-pressure UV lamps clean and reduce pollutants in the foundry exhaust air by means of photo-oxidation.

  • Building satellite thrusters — In Michigan

    Orbion Space Technology is building hall-effect thrusters fitted into commercial and government satellites.

  • Q&A with Mark W. Turley, solar market lead for Alexandria Industries

    The implications of legislative policy for current and future developments of the U.S. renewable energy sector are explored.

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